Dixie Wyatt

• pick up fleece and remove contamination
• clean shed, before, during and after job
• fill pens, change wool bale and press bales

also have helped Skipper with lamb marking, which included:

• Handling animal husbandry chemicals i.e vaccinations and drenches
• using 'hot knife'
• drafting sheep
• maintaining low stress stock handling

worked for the school over school holidays, jobs during this period included:

• handling machinery such as Tele-handlers (stacking bales, on/off trucks and in sheds, plus place in TMR.) Operating tractors near buildings ie feed pad of dairy and operating side by sides around livestock, buildings and in paddocks.
• feeding livestock (Milkers, springers and calves)
• operating robotic dairy (doing 'manual' milking, changing settings such as diverting 'flow' of milk and changing rate of pellets fed.

• Transported and loaded grains into Trucks (C-trains)
• Communicated with coworkers and management to report issues ranging to machinary breakdown and weather conditions
• Operated heavy equipment i.e Telehandler, moved field bins and large farm tractors with chaser bin and headers
• Worked hours ranging from 9-16 hours
• Moved machinery from farm properties, this included public roads and highways.
• Preformed daily maitance of machinery (i.e 'blowing' down headers, greasing all equipment, fueling up, blowing down radiators)